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cheeseburger, fried chicken, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese. comfort food. a condemned man's last meal. why would he do that? h-how had he dishonored himself? miss makkena, you wanna tell us? me? (chuckles) why? because he told you. uh, no. sure, he did. he came to you to confess, because he was in love with you. kris. i brought you this. i thought i-i won't need it anymore. can i come in? uh, ye--sure. okay, titus didn't love me. sure, he did. he had a photograph of you on his desk. he kept it there. he also hired a hooker that looked exactly like you. it wasn't hard to see. he came because he knew there was a problem with redbird. it's what led to those deaths, and you three covered it up. you made investigators think it was something else, but he couldn't live with that.

people died... okay. because we screwed up. there were mistakes. we all know it. we lied! to everyone! it's not... it isn't honorable. i don't even know what that means. look, it was a moment. okay? that's it. the point is to collect ourselves, act with grace, and move on, because if we don't, titus, this company-- it's gone. me, too. i am done. you will have ruined me. is that what you want to do, titus? no. he told you what he was gonna do, and you didn't even try and talk him out of it. (sighs) the way i feel right now, i can't live with myself. i think you should do whatever brings you peace. who knows? it could be beautiful. (sighs) (lisbon) so you went to the office, and you found the suicide note on his computer that he told you about, and you got rid of it.

kris... look, shut up, elliott. is this true? look, even if it were true-- i had no idea about titus, none. even if it were, you can't prove it. i'm gonna be sick. look, just shut up, okay? i-i-i have-- i have nothing to answer for. you're right. we can't prove anything. not about the suicide. but we can prove the cover-up. what do you mean? agent van pelt was able to recover documents from stone's computer. they're just numbers to us, but according to mr. kalinosky, they prove that there were flaws in redbird's design. he's out there right now about to give his statement. no. mnh-mnh. obstruction of justice, fraud, maybe even manslaughter. i wiped that disk. that sounds like a confession. (lisbon) it does, doesn't it? i'm done. wait, wait. elliott, hang on. look, everything's gonna be all right if we just-- if we just hang together. hang together? hang-- are you insane? after what you did to titus? just don't focus on the negative. focus on this. i'm calling my lawyer and cutting a deal. you're on your own, kris. good luck.

i wiped the disk. you're right. you did. mr. kalinosky said the data was just random numbers. gibberish. oops. jane, rigsby's on the phone. oh. okay. excuse me. i'll take it in your office. miss makkena, i can't arrest you today, but i will... soon. how many names? four. ernest matthewson, mitchell livingston washburn, miguel vavario, and jay roth. roth. it's from the german rot. means "red." when did she see him? uh... about five and a half months ago. do you have the file? no. there is no file. what do you mean?

well, i searched the whole office. it's not here. i got the department secretary to check the archived files at the university. there's no file there, either. it's gone. he took it. i'm sorry, jane. oh, it's all right, rigsby. thanks for everything. we'll see you when you get back. (clicks keypad) damn it! now, now. i thought we had something. i really did. why aren't you more upset? well, i kind of half-expected it. and i know something that red john doesn't. sophie dictated her notes. she couldn't type. never learned. she was kind of proud of the fact. she had a service that transcribed everything for her. did they keep a copy? very possibly. (sophie) preliminary diagnostic session with jay roth. mr. roth came in complaining of a recent issue with severe acrophobia. fear of heights. i know. he's middle-aged, in good health, with no stated prior history of psychiatric issues. he has no living family, but many friends

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how gas prices are affected by the shutdown but we start with more on a possible deal. >> reporter: on the sixth day of the government shutdown the halls of congress are empty and no one is at the negotiating table. house speaker john boehner says it's up to president obama to sit down with republicans if he wants to end the standoff. >> i decided to stay here in washington this weekend. he knows what my phone number is. all he has to do is call. >> reporter: president obama and senate democrats are calling for the house to pass a temporary funding bill to reopen the government with no strings attached. they also want a straight forward bill that will raise the country's debt limit but the u.s. runs out of money to pay its bills on october 17th. speaker boehner says the president will have to make some concessions. the votes are not in the house to pass a clean debt limit and the president is risking default by not having a conversation with us. >> reporter: on face the nation,

jack lou warned lawmakers are playing with fire. >> they shouldn't be inflicting self-inflicted wounds. >> reporter: boehner was challenged to put a clean bill to open the government to a test. >> put it on the floor monday or tuesday. i bet there are the votes to pass it. >> reporter: the house did pass a bill to give furlough workers the pay they're missing. . our complete coverage continues now with gigi barnett who has details on dropping gas prices an unintended consequence of the shutdown that has drivers smiling. >> reporter: almost a week since the government shut down for business, but it's more than a month of a dip in gas prices, and experts say the longer the government stays closed, the lower gas prices may drop. >> on the eve of the gov shutdown we saw that oil prices

are trading lower. >> reporter: aaa spokeswoman says what they're seeing is supply and demand, especially from furloughed federal workers. >> there are less motorists on the road particularly in washington and maryland areas, so that possibly could be having an impact as well. >> reporter: the end of the summer driving season and gas stations switching over to cheaper winter blend and it's the drivers who are saving big. >> i work out in buoy and that's a distance from here so i have to watch the gas prices. >> it ain't going to stick around forever so i am getting it now. >> reporter: drivers will see lower gas prices into the end of the year but it's keeping its eye on tropical storm karen in the gulf coast because damage there could cause prices to creep back up. in tonight's wjz pump watch report baltimore drivers are

paying $3.29 a gallon. that's down 21 cents from a month ago. we're learning more about the terrorist operations overseas. anas al-libi was taken outside of his home in broad daylight. he was indicted for the 1998 twin embassy bombings in kenya and tanzania. al-shabab terrorists claimed responsibility for the deadly kenyan mall attack a month ago and no one was taken into custody in that raid. one popular driver was sent to the hospital and fans are injured in the grand stands. >> oh! >> oh, no. oh my goodness.

that is a horrifying ride for franchitti. >> you can see fans ducking. the car went airborne, hit the fence and portions of the fence and the car went flying. >> we come here to race and put on a great show and we don't want to see anybody get hurt. >> franchitti who raced in the baltimore grand prix is in the hospital with two fractured vertebrae, a fractured right ankle and a concussion. 13 fans were also injured. the crash is under investigation. in washington, d.c. a deadly explosion rocks the metro. now officials are trying to determine what exactly went wrong. two metro train employees and a contractor were rushed to the hospital after crews doing weekend work on the red line were injured in a welding accident. the contractor died. metro says a fluid leak or mechanical problems caused a loud noise or explosion. the transit system is looking to

see if that caused a 40-foot rail to move and hit the workers. >> we know that a lot of heard working men and women are putting their lives on the line every day to make the system safe and i'm just -- i'm very sorry to have learned about this incident but we'll work with my colleagues on the board and awful the staff at metro who -- all of the staff at metro to get to the bottom of this. >> the tunnel explosion and fire happened near the union station platform. a portion of the red line had been shut down this weekend for track work. free shuttle buses helped passengers get around the districts. in 2010 two workers were killed by a piece of rail equipment. this past may fire erupted underneath a rail car at the silver spring metro station. metro has seen several derailments on the red line including this one in august. many can't forget the deadliest in the transit system's history

back in 2009. >> we are undergoing major track work and that's why we have the weekend closures. it is dangerous work and these workers are going into the system all over the system so that we can get it in the state of good repair that customers deserve. >> the red line is the oldest and busiest in the entire transit system. crews were working as part of the transit's $5 billion capital improvement program. a maryland state trooper remains in serious condition tonight after being hit by a car on route 100. it happened around 1:00 this morning in anne arundel county. we have the details. >> reporter: the trooper has been with maryland state police for just over a year. this accident a reminder for drivers to move over for emergency vehicles. maryland state police say trooper jacqueline kline was hit by a driver who failed to obey the move over law. >> a tragic example of what can occur when vehicles get too

chose to our police officers out there. >> reporter: around 1 this morning another trooper pulled over a suspected dunk driver. jacqueline helped to assist, and a car driven by enrique guzman hit her while she was walking on the shoulder. the impact was so strong it sent her flying into the air into the back of another trooper's windshield. >> she actually broke the rear windshield and hit that k-9 cage that was inside the car this. she fell off into a ditch near the vehicle. >> reporter: kline is in shock trauma with head injuries, a broken arm, cuts and contusions. just last year another trooper was hit after a tractor-trailer failed to change lanes. >> i've been hit by a car. >> reporter: and in 2011 theresa rigby was thrown over the jfx after a driver tried to pass another car lost control causing

to send her over the barrier. the move over law was passed in 2010. all three of these accidents, including kline's, have happened after the fact. a reminder to drivers the law is there for a reason. >> it's important to stay as far away from them as possible for this reason. >> reporter: charges are pending against the driver who hit kline. trooper kline graduated from the academy in 2010. her boyfriend is also a trooper with maryland state police. a firefighter is recovering after being hurt in a house fire. crews were called to the scene on hilltop drive in pasadena. a juvenile escaped the blaze. more than 40 firefighters responded and it took nearly 2 hours to get it under control. the fire caused $150,000 in

damage. dancers, performers, and baltimore residents came out to celebrate columbus day. [ band playing ]. . >> the a rad began at key highway and light street and ended in little italy. the mayor and christopher columbus himself were there to greet parade goers. and coming up, wildfire raging. blaze threatens a u.s. military base sending many people backing. the fear for fire crews, coming up. a deadly crash a monster truck veers off the track and into the crowd. the moment it hit. dramatic video next. a child takes a vacation with no one knowing. how a minor gets past several airport checkpoints alone. . the ways you can help to vote, coming up. rain and a cooldown heading

our way. those details and more coming up in your exclusive first warning forecast.

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. it's partly cloudy, 73 degrees in central maryland right now. your complete forecast is coming up. a wildfire leads to hundreds of evacuations from a southern california military base. it's only 15% contained tonight and crews are working to keep

the blaze from moving northeast. nearly 1500 acres of camp pendleton is now scorched. most residents are being allowed back into their homes. the cause of that fire is under investigation. divers recover the bodies of 83 more african migrants after a boat capsized off the southern italy. 200 people and 150 are still missing. pope francis prayed for the missing today and has called the incident a "thorn in his heart." a monster truck charges into a crowd in a show in mexico killing eight people, chug three children. -- including three children. . [ screaming ]. . >> the children who died in the crash were between the ages of six and 12, nearly 80 others

were injured. the driver appeared to lose control of his vehicle after leaping over several cars. he had alcohol in his system at the time but they have not released his blood alcohol level. a shocking stunt in minneapolis. a 9-year-old boy sneaks right through security and boards that flight without a ticket. the boy who ran away from home passed through security checkpoints that did not require photo i.d.s for children. he was pretending to be part of another family and then he slipped on to a flight to las vegas. >> all of this is to keep us safer and it has, but we have gaping holes and this was a perfect example of it. >> luckily flight attendants realized he wasn't on the list of unattended minors and contacted the police who took the boy into custody when the plane landed. closer to home, maryland residents are celebrating the bay, it's called from the bay

for the bay. a week-long celebration of maryland seafood benefitting the oyster recovery process. it's a chance for patrons to eat up by giving back. >> reporter: it's considering a good way to help watermen. >> we're connected in the bay no matter where you live in the maryland region. >> reporter: from the bay for the bay adds the oyster recovery partnership, it works throughout the mid-atlantic to replenish the population of the oysters. >> an oyster filters water every day. >> reporter: it's the third year for the department of natural resource and its partners to sponsor the event. the goal is to highlight the

state's delicacy and support the restoration. each half shell can produce as many as 10 baby oysters in the bay. restaurants had all feature select seafood dishes, $1 from each of those dishes will go to restoring the oyster population. this is one of the restaurants participating. >> it helps oysters grow, grabs, and rock fish, it feels good. but it's important thing to do. >> reporter: and you can do it through saturday. tim williams, wjz eyewitness news. >> for a link to more information go to our website cbsbaltimore.com. some relief for people living along the northern gulf coast. what was once tropical storm karen is no longer. all that's left is the remnants. the storm has weakened but the threat isn't own tyrell entirely

over. 1 to 3 inches of rain could be seen through monday. and local, local forecasters are telling us to take an umbrella tomorrow. >> that's right. we could see anywhere from half an inch to an inch and a half of rainfall so even though we're not necessarily going to get any of the moisture from karen directly we had still get a decent amount of rainfall. much needed, too, because we haven't had rain in quite a while. and we're going to cool down. take a look at current temperatures across the region. mild out there now. mild overnight. right now we're sitting right at 73 degrees at bwi marshal. the cool spot is in oakland, 66 degrees. upper 60s in bellair to around the mid-70s. winds are moving out of the south. they've picked up a little bit and that's going to help perhaps fuel a few thunderstorms as wie head into tomorrow afternoon and

evening. that's going to be something we'll be watching as we head into tomorrow. the big picture on satellite and radar showing the cool front located right along the tennessee river valley and great lakes region. that will be pushing into our area and as it does, it's going to bring us a decent amount of rainfall. karen's moisture will stay to our south but we will still get a whopping amount of rainfall going into tomorrow. warm moist air that's been in place, those winds push off into the atlantic. the cold front heads our way located behind that cold front much cooler air. so it's going to bring us a very seasonal forecast into tuesday and onward into the start of next weekend. we could see half an inch to an inch and a half of rainfall locally here in maryland. playing out through wednesday, though, that cold front gets out of here very quickly. high pressure then builds in tuesday and that's going to take us through the rest of the work week. so more dry weather once we get to